English schools in Dominican Republic

Choose from 4 English courses at 2 language schools in 2 cities in Dominican Republic

Popular destinations in Dominican Republic

English courses in Cabarete with Language International
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Cabarete

1 school, 3 courses go

English courses in Sosua with Language International
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Sosua

1 school, 1 course go

Puerto Plata

English courses in Sosua with Language International

Sosua

1 school, 1 course

English courses in Cabarete with Language International

Cabarete

1 school, 3 courses

English COURSE TYPES

What type of English course are you looking for?

General

General English courses

General English courses are for adults who want to improve their speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills in English. Most general English courses are for adults age 16 and up. 2 - 48 week courses available. Most courses average 30 classes per week.

Specialty

Specialty English courses

Specialty English courses are for those who want to study English and take part in activities, such as sports, arts, food, and more.

Questions and answers

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"Do you have an accreditations Bildungsurlaub for Germany?"

Barbara Rauscher, student from !country
Tanja Hölzer
For Bildungsurlaub we need to know for which state in Germany she would like to apply. Depending on the state, we can tell you if we are accredited or not. Every state in Germany has other requirements. The state depends where the main office of his work is located. Usually students are required to take a 2-week Group Course Intensive (30 les/wk) program, in some cases additional 10 private lessons per week are required. For Berlin for example also our 1-week intensive courses are recognized, but one has to apply about 10 weeks prior the program start to get the corresponding recognition. A combination from your client’s inquiry (Group Course Standard (20+ les/wk) + Windsurfing) would in no case be possible to be recognized as a Bildungsurlaub as a minimum of 30 lessons (or more) per week are required.
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"Would he need to get some sort of Student visa?"

Dyan Test, student from USA
Carmen López
I guess he needs a Student Visa, but he has to check in the Dominican Republic Consulate to make sure he needs a VISA: http://protocol.dfat.gov.au/Consulate/view.rails?id=59
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